Welcome back to The Salvation Series! In my previous posts, I explained in-depth who the person of the Holy Spirit is. He is the Third Person in the Trinity and also the evidence that we’re saved. If you’re confused, read The Trinity and The Holy Spirit for more clarity. Today…

Welcome back to The Salvation Series! In my previous post, I gave a brief introduction to the third Person in the Godhead, the Holy Spirit (if you haven’t read it yet, ensure to do so by clicking on the link). Today, I’m going to explain more about the Holy Spirit…

1+1+1=1? How do Christians make sense of the Trinity? Do Christians worship 3 Gods? What does 3 in 1 even mean? If you’ve made it this far in The Salvation Series, you’ll know I’ve mentioned The Trinity in one of my previous posts. …

Who is Jesus? In my previous post, I discussed 4 truths about Jesus Christ. Jesus is the fulfilment of Scripture, and the Son (or incarnation) of God. He was born of a virgin named Mary, and is our spotless, sacrificial lamb. …

Who is Jesus? A lot of people have wondered who this person, Jesus Christ, is. In fact, one of the major things differentiating the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) centres around Jesus. We Christians know that in order to go to heaven, you need to believe in Jesus Christ…

Since we’re in the month of April, it seems befitting to explain what Easter means to us as believers. Today, I’ll start off by helping you understand that the whole concept of Easter (the part where God sent Jesus as a propitiation for our sins, not the Easter bunny and…

Welcome back to The Salvation Series! I know I went on a writing hiatus, so I’ll do a quick recap on what we’ve discussed so far before publishing the post for this week. In my first post, How Can I Be Saved?, I answered the question on how we can…

If you’ve made it this far in The Salvation Series, you now know the only requirement for Salvation is believing the gospel. …

What do Christians mean when we say Jesus Christ died for your sins? That sounds pretty absurd, right? Well, there’s a spiritual significance to it and I’ll take you down a historical pathway. [Romans 5 : 12] “When Adam sinned, sin entered the world. Adam’s sin brought death, so death…